In a directory with one item, zooming in by the center of the view has an
undesired effect.  Say the directory layout is anything other than manual, and
the single icon appears at the top-left.  Zooming in to the center of this view
will leave the only interesting item in the view out in the cold of non-visible
scroll margins.

To reproduce:

1 - In icon view, view a directory with one icon, not with manual layout.
2 - Zoom to a higher zoom level

Notice that the icon will be partially obscured, if not entirely, and the
scrollbars indicate that the absolute center of the view is currently shown.

It would be nice if Nautilus could determine the true "center of the action" for
directories.  In a very full directory, zooming in to the absolute center of the
current viewable region is the best method.  But in a directory with one icon,
for example, the center of the action is that single icon itself up in the top
left corner.

This is definitely not a 1.0 bug.



------- Additional Comments From sullivan@eazel.com 2001-03-09 15:42:49 ----

See related bug 47632.



------- Additional Comments From eli@eazel.com 2001-03-26 11:19:01 ----

SPAAAAAAAAAM! 

(Jon Allen has taken these components; QA Assigning bugs to him.)



------- Bug moved to this database by unknown@bugzilla.gnome.org 2001-09-09 21:03 -------